California man getting rid of his Tesla Cybertruck explains what needs to change for him to buy another

A California man trying to get rid of his Tesla Cybertruck has revealed what would need to change for him to buy another.

YouTuber DennisCW announced he was parting ways with his Cybertruck and laid out his reasons.

He’d owned the car for just over a year and paid $100,000 for it originally.

On the question of whether or not he’d get another in the future, he said it would depend on a few factors.

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Would this California man buy another Tesla Cybertruck?

Dennis picked up the Tesla Cybertruck back in December 2023 and racked up between 16,000 and 17,000 miles in the time since.

Some issues had popped up – motor problems and creaking noises for a start.

Tesla was doing a buy-back program, so he decided to make use of it.

The question remains, though, would he buy another one in the future?

In short, the answer was yes.

But it wasn’t an unconditional yes.

“I think it has to be a phenomenal deal at this point,” Dennis said.

“It seems like Tesla is having a little bit of trouble selling some Cybertrucks.

“So we want either zero percent financing or even close to that, plus free supercharging on a non-foundation series Cybertruck.

“Or if a foundation series is really well priced with a big promotion and discount, maybe I’ll consider that as well.”

He suggested that the best time to take advantage of such a deal would be in the third and fourth quarters of this year.

Why some people are giving away their Cybertrucks

Dennis isn’t wrong when he said that Tesla is having some trouble trying to shift Cybertrucks.

A few weeks ago, somebody noticed a gaggle of Cybertrucks abandoned in a parking lot near Detroit.

Then, an old story about a similar situation in Missouri went viral again.

And then history repeated itself in Michigan.

The very thing that made it successful might be the reason why it’s not doing so well now: its styling.

The Tesla CEO’s polarizing political involvement certainly hasn’t helped, but the reality is that Cybertruck EVs are probably simply too out there to be considered a ‘normal’ vehicle.

But what is ‘normal’ really?

And do people not want to have fun with their cars anymore?

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